Things have been discussed argued, proven repeatedly over many years here - it is getting boring hence the short shrift given.
Bragging, no. Stating the bleeding obvious - yes.
Not really.
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Things have been discussed argued, proven repeatedly over many years here - it is getting boring hence the short shrift given.
Bragging, no. Stating the bleeding obvious - yes.
Not really.
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That's simple, ask them to leave.
That would be how I expected it to be.
Those images are lovely, though clearly not the Joe Average domestic install. Again, nobody said everyone has an issue with the average domestic system and maybe others here that have UFH would like to express their satisfaction/dissatisfaction as a point of interest. I'd still hazard a guess UFH installs vary wildly out there much like they can with a radiator system but then with the nature of UFH being underfloor causes a bit more arséache for those suffering with a bad install.
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That I get sometimes but certainly not all. There are lots of decent questions asked and given no time just a sarcastic retort.
There's that lacking character trait again. To you possibly some things are obvious but to the posters they are'nt, hence they ask. Yes, search could be used a lot more but those posters aren't really the ones shot down. The clever, legible posters are more often treated with contempt.
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Well, it's very clear. I'm simply a very highly regarded member. OK I've been banned several times, but when the hits were at an all time low & the resulting advertising revenues plummeted -I was drafted back in. I'd be interested to know your role here?? Court Jester?
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If you're referring to me fine. But I do feel for the less fortunate in our society that you clearly ridicule. You clearly think you are superior & are void of any compassion. Perhaps you should reflect on your own current circumstances??
Who do you think you're addressing, a captive audience???!!!!!..........
Very few I'd imagine!! I don't know what's bigger, your ego or your head??!!.......
Looking good Dan, how do you find the pressfit copper? We've had an interesting experience with both carbon steel and copper pressfit as of late.
Love it... Only had one leak that wasn't of my making - and then I can't be 100% - only worked with Copper and stainless up to 54mm though. I've heard lots about Low carbon too .
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Can you believe Dicky - it looks like this now.... A travesty.
Well, I say it looks like this... the timber is painted and their is a Utility room across the left wall now.
Atleast I can still service everything easily:
Hopefully the Sparks will have tidied up the cables by then.
Well, I say it looks like this... the timber is painted and their is a Utility room across the left wall now.
Atleast I can still service everything easily:
Hopefully the Sparks will have tidied up the cables by then
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So your customer for that installation is probably not the person who will be living in the property but an individual or company that develops properties for sale or rent. Developers tend to specifiy systems that provide the best financial return for them and the people who will be living in the property often have little or no input to the choice of heating system.
The graph you provided does show the slow reduction in temperature when the set point was dropped. I assume "occupancy" is the reason the actual temperature is above set point some of the time. Would that be heat from appliances ( computors etc etc ) adding to the heat energy still coming from the thermal mass of the floor after the UFH was turned OFF as it should be when ever the actual temperature exceeds set point temperature.
UFH with the thermal mass floor does tend to provide stable temperature control with slow rate of change of temperature. If that is what the people living in the house want then UFH is probably best for them. but not all people want a house that is at a constant temperature 24 hours a day.
That is not fair. He has created for himself an inflated ego and this maybe false ego results in him having a poor image and personality on forums.
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My system is technically a poor case as it is a 15mm overlay into a solid concrete deck sat on earth. No insulation at all.
Yet again you make a daft assumption. The pictured system is his own house. He is a builder who renovates private houses worth between 4 and 10 million. He trusts my judgement and has never had a dissatisfied customer in the 14 years or so we have been designing and specifying the systems that we fit for him.
Although to be fair, he isn't stupid, and has a good idea of what is required anyway.
The job starting this week is a carbon copy of his system apart from the extra rads. Necessitating some extra consideration of the target flow temperatures.
Will be a busy few weeks all in all.
My system is technically a poor case as it is a 15mm overlay into a solid concrete deck sat on earth. No insulation at all.
Yet again you make a daft assumption. The pictured system is his own house. He is a builder who renovates private houses worth between 4 and 10 million. He trusts my judgement and has never had a dissatisfied customer in the 14 years or so we have been designing and specifying the systems that we fit for him.
Although to be fair, he isn't stupid, and has a good idea of what is required anyway.
The job starting this week is a carbon copy of his system apart from the extra rads. Necessitating some extra consideration of the target flow temperatures.
Will be a busy few weeks all in all.
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